Unknown artist, earring with Nike driving a two-horse chariot, Greek, Northern Greek, late Classical or early Hellenistic period, about 350–325 BCE. Gold and enamel. Henry Lillie Pierce Fund.
Unknown artist, earring with Nike driving a two-horse chariot, Greek, Northern Greek, late Classical or early Hellenistic period, about 350–325 BCE. Gold and enamel. Henry Lillie Pierce Fund.
Learn about celebrated mythical figures of ancient Greece through artworks and stories. Students see how ancient artworks convey the personalities and stories of familiar figures from Greek epic poems and mythology. Aligns with Massachusetts standards for History and Social Science/Investigating History.
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